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Addendum: HP SureStore HD Server 4000
Note
NT User Level
Security
This second edition of the Addendum supercedes the first
edition and supplements the other documentation distributed
with your HP SureStore HD Server 4000.
New Firmware Enhances Support of
NT Groups
You can create groups on the HD server that mirror your groups on
the NT domain. You need not create duplicate users. You need to
configure only the groups and shares, not the users and passwords,
on the HD server.
User-level security as described here is recommended for networks
based on Windows NT Server. (Share-level security is the
alternative recommended for Windows workgroup-based networks
without a domain controller.)
What you will configure. If you are using an NT domain
controller and NT user-level security, you configure the HD server
to automatically register and authenticate the users that are
already defined on the domain controller. You configure the groups,
any additional shares, and the groups' access permissions for each
share, on the HD server.
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- Page 1 Addendum: HP SureStore HD Server 4000 Note This second edition of the Addendum supercedes the first edition and supplements the other documentation distributed with your HP SureStore HD Server 4000. New Firmware Enhances Support of NT Groups NT User Level You can create groups on the HD server that mirror your groups on the NT domain.
- Page 2 What happens. When a client user maps a drive to a share on the HD server (or selects it from Network Neighborhood), the HD server checks the NT domain controller (also known as the DC or PDC or authentication server) for the user’s account. If it is found, the user is authenticated.
- Page 3 Setup Tasks for Automatically Adding Users This information about using the Windows security in the updated firmware amends the documentation found in “Set Up Shares” and “Set Up Users and Groups”, in chapter 4 of the User’s Guide. What is Configured The following illustration shows what is configured on each device.
- Page 4 When Update user membership in groups automatically is on, the authentication can operate as described above. Switching off this setting enables the user to be added to the user list but does not add the user to groups, which disables automatically granting access based on groups.
- Page 5 User-Level Alternatives to Automatically Adding Users Note Share-level security is the alternative recommended for Windows workgroup-based networks without a domain controller. Use HD Server Admin’s Security Microsoft Networking page to change to Share Level, and then set Permissions appropriately.
- Page 6 Changes and Notes Restoring from You can use the catalog to find the files for a Selective Restore. Backups using However, if Western European language users have saved and backed up files with path or file names containing extended (8-bit) Tape Catalog characters—such as é...
- Page 7 Checking Disks Check the volume’s disks and parity integrity in the Volume C view on the Configuration Disk Setup page. (1) Click the volume and and File System (2) click the [Check Volume] button. (See the User’s Guide, chapter 11, “Check Status in HD Server Admin”.) The process corrects parity errors.
- Page 8 Restarting after After making a configuration change that requires a restart to take effect, you no longer must go to a different web page to restart. Configuration Changes is After you [Apply] one of those changes, you will be prompted to More Convenient choose whether to restart immediately.
- Page 9 Users Can Once the Administrator has configured the User Password for Users set up with User Level security, the client user is able to Change Their change his own password, without knowing the Administrator Own Passwords password for the HD Server. (If Passthrough Authentication is used, the password cannot be changed here but must be changed on the authentication server.) Clients can be directed to do this using the following steps:...
- Page 10 Hardware Changes and Notes 9-pin “Serial” The 9-pin connector labeled “Serial” on the rear of the server has no Connector for function at this time. Do not attach anything to it. It is illustrated in the “Rear View of HD Server” in chapter 2 in the User’s Guide. Future Use Only Specifications for Corrections for appendix C in the User’s Guide:...
- Page 11 Pursuant to Part 15.21 of the FCC Rules, any changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the Hewlett-Packard Company may cause interference and void the FCC authorization to operate this equipment.
- Page 12 Declaration of Conformity. The following Declaration of Conformity complies with ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN45014. It identifies the product, the manufacturer's name and address, and the applicable specifications that are recognized in the European community. 12 Addendum: HP SureStore HD Server 4000...
- Page 13 HP J3293A SureStore HD Server 4000 with 18-GB Drives A new model of HP SureStore HD Server 4000 has been added to the three described in the User’s Guide. The product number HP J3293A contains six replaceable 18.2-gigabyte HP SCSI hard disk drive modules, five preconfigured as a RAID 5 volume, one as a hot spare.
- Page 14 Regulatory European Union Information for Declaration of Conformity. The following Declaration of Conformity HP J3290A, complies with ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014. It identifies the product, J3292A, J3293A the manufacturer's name and address, and the applicable specifications that are recognized in the European community. 14 Addendum: HP SureStore HD Server 4000...
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- Page 16 *5969-6807* ©1999 Hewlett-Packard Company Printed in Singapore December 1999 5969-6807...